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'1 more than your opponent' is easier said than done in MM, though, but given the extreme TV trimming which happens then it's a fair bet that most teams have 0-1 cheerleaders, so 2 should be enough.

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How you deal with this is up to you, but for me then having 1 more cheerleader than your opponent seems sensible - at the very least it prevents your opponent from being certain of a free reroll. That's all very well for private leagues, but in MM you have no idea how much FF your opponent has. To that end, 1 more cheerleader than your opponent is enough to secure the reroll should it happen (13.49% per kickoff). For me, this is a reasonably safe bet, and I'd assume I was getting the FAME. An advantage of 2 or more gives you a 2 in 3 chance of getting 1 FAME and your opponent less than a 1 in 4 chance of getting 1 FAME. The advantage itself is far from certain though - unless your advantage is 5FF or more then your opponent can still get the FAME advantage.

What to do with these numbers then? First, if you know you have more FF than your opponent then you are at an advantage. Odds of gaining a RR | 9.38 | 12.25 | 13.89The roll advantage can be from FAME, cheerleaders, or a combination of the two. Again, running a Monte Carlo simulation over 10000 iterations per FF from FF advantage=0 to FF advantage=5 (the point at which FAME cannot be 2 for the lower FF team) comes up with the following percentages of achieving a certain FAME score: If you score equal or less then your FAME is 0, if you score more then it is 1, if it is double or more then it is 2. Monte Carlo simulation can take this into account.ДЇAME is a comparison of 2d6+FF from each coach. There are therefore 3 more elements to the roll:Д3 is pretty simple, and the random factor.

If this roll is first made, then cheerleaders can have an effect:Д®ach coach works out their own D3 + FAME + Number of cheerleaders For cheerleaders to be a worthwhile proposition then they should give you an extra reroll a half 10% of the time (or 20% for 2, or 30% for 3).Д¬heerleaders can only work on the Cheering Fans roll on the KO table, which is a 6. Because they're (usually) prettier, we'll look at cheerleaders. I'm going to look at just one of these, since the odds for each are exactly the same. Thought I'd take a little theorycraft to this :) РђРІС‚РѕСЂ СЃРѕРѕР±С‰РµРЅРёСЏ: 'dode74'Previously posted, but possibly of interest: Of course I regretted this line of thinking when my opponent was about to kick the ball to me, while I only had 3x players left, all of whom had to stand on the line of scrimmage, but that was an unlucky game lol. The same goes for reserves, when I first started playing BB I was rolling with 3+ reserves for each of my teams, but have subsequently worked out the folly of my actions, and that carrying just 1x reserve is generally ideal to keep my TV low (Even then, it's mainly just for when someone gets a miss next match lol). Team rerolls are more reliable than cheerleaders/coaches, as cheerleaders/coaches can be either better or worse, depending on the roll of the dice (And how frequently they're being rolled i.e. If you buy 10 of each, then it's definitely a waste of TV, just as buying 8x team rerolls would likely be a waste.Д®verything which you buy/don't is about trade offs. Having +40 extra TV from 2x cheerleaders/coaches is less than +60TV from 1x extra reroll, so it may work out to give you a lower TV, if you're using them properly. When your 2200 TV team of level 3/4 players are up against a 2000 TV with level 6s, it's likely those ancillary team enhancements are to blame. Especially, if you're playing in a ladder format like NAF, where TV is important. Like many things in BB you will sometimes wish you had taken them, but I think it happens few enough times that I would rather take a skill on a player than one of each. РђРІС‚РѕСЂ СЃРѕРѕР±С‰РµРЅРёСЏ: DodeGenerally speaking they are not worth it.

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